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SEVERE WEATHER-VIDBOX RVL

A MAJOR WEATHER SYSTEM IS MOVING ACROSS THE COUNTRY-- IMPACTING MILLIONS OF PEOPLE.

RIGHT NOW THE STORM IS BRINGING A LOT OF SNOW TO INDIANA.

IN SOME SPOTS IT WAS FALLING AT THE RATE OF THREE INCHES AN HOUR.

THE STORM ALSO HAS A SEVERE SIDE.

IT SPAWNED TORNADOES IN THE SOUTH, AND PEOPLE TONIGHT ARE STILL CLEANING UP THE DAMAGE.

THE SYSTEM IS CAUSING TROUBLE ON THE ROADS, AND IN THE SKIES DURING THIS BUSY HOLIDAY TRAVEL WEEK.

a) indiana snow-vo

b) southern tornadoes-vo

c) travel problems-vo

TOSS TO ROBERT-OMNI TOPS ANIBOXES

THIS WEATHER SYSTEM IS IMPACTING US IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.

FIRST WEATHER-STC

FIRST WEATHER

COLD FRONT MOVING THROUGH

It's happening right now … a cold front is crossing the area and there will be a quick burst of showers as the front passes. When the showers stop … and they won't last long …. The winds will shift to the west/northwest and you will notice a drop in temperature. In fact, we will easily drop into the low 50's by tomorrow morning and it will continue to be a bit breezy tonight.

Tomorrow will be a fairly nice day and it won't be as windy as it was today. Boating and beach weather will be mostly sunny with a north/northwest wind around 10 - 15 mph. The high tomorrow will be cooler than today as well. We hit 80 this afternoon and tomorrow will stay in the 70's. Humidity will be down a bit and it should be a great Thursday.

HOLIDAY TRAVEL WEATHER-VO IN TRAFFIC CTR

TONIGHT THE MAJOR STORM SYSTEM ACROSS THE EASTERN PART OF THE COUNTRY CONTINUES TO CHURN OUT SNOW, RAIN AND WIND.

INDIANAPOLIS HAS ALREADY SEEN MORE THAN EIGHT INCHES OF SNOW AND IT'S NOT OVER YET.

HOLIDAY TRAVEL WEATHER-PKG

WHITEOUT CONDITIONS HERE HAVE TRAVELLERS SLEEPING AT THE AIRPORT WHILE SNOW

PILES UP ON RUNWAYS.

IN DALLAS MORE THAN 1,000 TRIED TO SWITCH FLIGHT TO NO AVAIL AFTER AN ICE

STORM HIT. AMERICAN AIRLINES CANCELLED HUNDREDS OF FLIGHTS.

VERY QUICK NATS: TORNADO

AND MUCH OF THE SOUTH IS STILL REELING TODAY AFTER MORE THAN 30 TORNADOES

RIPPED THROUGH STATES FROM TEXAS TO MISSISSIPPI.

IN MOBILE ALABAMA.A TWISTER LEFT STORES TORN APART. AND DEBRIS SCATTERED

EVERYWHERE.

Nats from Crystal Rivers Verbates:

"Oh my God, look, that's a tornado. Oh wow! Look at that tornado. Oh my God

, that's cool."

MOBILE'S MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL TOOK A HEAVY TOLL.

MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL SOT:

John Girardeau, Student Murphy High School:

It's just hard with all the history that's behind Murphy and to see all this

it's kind of depressing.

IN OKLAHOMA CITY, FIVE PEOPLE DIED IN A HOUSE FIRE, JUST TRYING TO STAY WARM

WITH SPACE HEATERS.

SHORT SOT-- HOUSE FIRE

AND NOW AS THE STORM MOVES EAST.PARTS OF OHIO AND NEW YORK COULD GET

HAMMERED BY MORE THAN A FOOT OF SNOW. WITH ANOTHER WAVE CLOSE BEHIND, JUST

HOLIDAY TRAVEL WEATHER-ONCAM

MARK GREENBLATT REPORTING.

FISCAL CLIFF-ON CAM

AIR FORCE ONE HAD NO DELAYS GETTING BACK TO WASHINGTON.

PRESIDENT OBAMA CUT HIS CHRISTMAS VACATION SHORT SO HE CAN TRY TO HAMMER OUT A DEAL WITH REPUBLICANS TO AVOID SENDING THE ECONOMY OVER THE FISCAL CLIFF.

FISCAL CLIFF-PKG

President Obama spent part of his Christmas day greeting and thanking

service members.

Obama-SOT-

THANK YOU FOR THE EXTRAORDINARY WORK.

knowing that the military is facing some of the steepest cuts if the country

goes over the fiscal cliff on New Year's day.

The President is giving it one last shot.cutting short his vacation in

Hawaii and returning to Washington tomorrow to try to hammer out a last-

minute deal with congressional Republicans.

But if there's no breakthrough before New Year's Day.every American will

be hit with higher taxes.

A school teacher with two kids and a salary of $43,000, for example,

will face a tax hike of more than $3000.

The super rich.like LeBron James, who makes roughly $53 million a

year, would see his taxes go up more than $2.4 million next year.

Sen. John Barrasso-SOT-

I WANT US TO NOT GO OVER THE CLIFF, BECAUSE I THINK IF WE DO, IT HURTS OUR

ECONOMY AND IT HURTS OUR COUNTRY.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar-SOT-

MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE SHOULDN'T HAVE THEIR TAXES GO UP AN AVERAGE OF $2,000 A

YEAR, AND WE SHOULD START MAKING SOME MEANINGFUL REFORM OF THE DEBT.

Going over the fiscal cliff means more than higher taxes.federal workers are

at risk of being furloughedand unemployment benefits for some 2 million

people would expire.

Not to mention many economists say the nation will fall back into a

recession.

There are reports Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is now working on a

smaller deal than the comprehensive one the President negotiated with House

FISCAL CLIFF-ONCAM

TAHMAN BRADLEY REPORTING.

THE PACKAGE WOULD PREVENT TAX INCREASE ON MIDDLE CLASS FAMILIES

GEORGE H W BUSH HOSPITAL UPDATE-VO

A SPOKESMAN SAYS FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE H-W BUSH'S FEVER IS GETTING WORSE, AND DOCTORS HAVE PUT HIM ON A LIQUIDS-ONLY DIET.

THE 41ST PRESIDENT HAS BEEN HOSPITALIZED IN HOUSTON SINCE NOVEMBER 23RD WITH BRONCHITIS.

BUSH FAMILY MEMBERS VISITED THE FAMILY PATRIARCH ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

MANDELA OUT OF THE HOSPITAL-VO

NELSON MANDELA IS OUT OF THE HOSPITAL.

THE FORMER SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT WENT IN EARLIER THIS MONTH FOR A LUNG INFECTION AND GALLSTONE SURGERY.

SANDY HOOK FIRST RESPONDERS-VO WIPE

SOME POLICE OFFICERS WHO RESPONDED TO THE SANDY HOOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SHOOTING STILL AREN'T BACK TO WORK.

THEY'RE SO TRAUMATIZED, THEY'RE USING SICK TIME TO COVER THE DAYS THEY'RE TAKING OFF.

A UNION OFFICIAL SAYS THE OFFICERS COULD SOON BE AT RISK OF GOING WITHOUT A PAYCHECK.

LOCAL SANDY HOOK MEMORIAL-VOTOPS

TONIGHT AT SIX, A PORT CHARLOTTE WOMAN PLANS TO HONOR THE VICTIMS OF THE CONNECTICUT SCHOOL SHOOTING.

KATHY BURTON IS INVITING THE PUBLIC TO JOIN HER, AT HER HOME ON THE 21 HUNDRED BLOCK OF EDGEWATER DRIVE.

SHE DOESN'T HAVE ANY RELATIVES IN NEWTOWN AND SHE DIDN'T KNOW ANY OF THE VICTIMS, BUT THE GRANDMOTHER FELT LIKE SHE HAD TO DO SOMETHING.

UT TEACHERS TO GET WEAPONS-ONCAM

THERE'S A NEW PUSH TO "ARM" TEACHERS IN UTAH.

INSTRUCTORS WITH THE "UTAH SHOOTING SPORTS COUNCIL" ARE OFFERING FREE CONCEALED WEAPONS PERMIT TRAINING FOR SCHOOL EMPLOYEES.

TEACHERS WILL ALSO LEARN HOW TO RESPOND TO AN ATTACK.

LA GUN BUYBACK-VOTOPS WIPE

SOME PEOPLE IN LOS ANGELES GAVE UP THEIR WEAPONS.

LA GUN BUYBACK-SOTVO

They want to act. They're tired of waiting on the Congress and on our legislatures to do something. They feel like there's too much talk and not enough action. And this is an opportunity for people to act, to get rid of guns that they don't use, that they don't need, that too often are stolen.

TEASE ONE-2SHOT

MALLS KIND OF FEEL LIKE BLACK FRIDAY TODAY.

THEY'RE PACKED WITH PEOPLE RETURNING PRESENTS, TRYING TO SPEND GIFT CARDS AND SEARCHING FOR DEALS.

COMING UP NEXT: WHY TODAY IS EVEN *MORE IMPORTANT FOR RETAILERS THAN WE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE.

PLUS: WE JUST LEARNED TOYOTA HAS TO PAY THE LARGEST SETTLEMENT IN U-S HISTORY INVOLVING AUTOMOBILE DEFECTS.

TZ1 A) POST HOLIDAY SHOPPING SALES-VO WIPE

TZ1 B) TOYOTA TOP AUTOMAKER SPOT-VOTOPS

POST HOLIDAY SHOPPING SALES-ON CAM

THE EDISON MALL PARKING LOT IS PACKED TODAY.

IT'S NO "BLACK FRIDAY" BUT TODAY IS ONE OF THE BUSIEST SHOPPING DAYS OF THE YEAR.

POST HOLIDAY SHOPPING SALES-PKG

Shoppers who headed back to stores today were greeted with door-

busting deals.

Believe it or notstores are wooing customers with day-after-Christmas

bargains BETTER than the ones offered on Black Friday!

Marshal Cohen, Chief Industry Analyst, NPD Group-SOT-

ON KEY ITEMS.LOOK FOR 75 TO EVEN 80 PERCENT OFF SOME OF THESE ITEMS.

Seemingly still in the holiday mode, stores opened earlyand plan to stay

open late.with prices marked down and offering fresh promotions.all in an

effort to entice people returning gifts. According to the National

Retail Federation, 10 percent of all gifts will be returned.

SOT-

RETURN THE THINGS WE DIDN'T LIKE, FROM RELATIVES. AND THEN I BUY WHAT I WANT

.

Experts predict today will be among the top five shopping days of the year.

Last year, analysts say shoppers spent more than 7 billion dollars on the

day after Christmas.

Amazon is offering a 46-inch TV, marked down 44 percent, for just 338

dollars.

Best Buy -- cutting the price of a Nikon Digital Camera 50 percent to

129.99.

And a 170 dollar Cashmere sweater from Bloomingdales now. 89.99.

Retailers need a boost. Early figures show this holiday shopping season has

been the weakest since 2008. Shoppers' spending moods were dampened by

Hurricane Sandy, the Newtown shooting tragedy and the fiscal cliff threat

in Washington.

Dave Henry, shopper-SOT-

I THINK WITH THE WORRIES WHAT WHERE GOING TO BE DEALING WITH AT THE END OF

THE YEAR TAX-WISE AND EVERYTHING LIKE THAT IT DEFINITELY HAS CURBED OUR

POST HOLIDAY SHOPPING SALES-ONCAM

TAHMAN BRADLEY REPORTING.

NEW FIGURES SHOW SALES INCREASED ONLY SEVEN TENTHS OF A PERCENT.

RESELLING CHRISTMAS GIFTS-VO

FORGET *RETURNING GIFTS.

THIS YEAR PEOPLE IN FRANCE ARE *SELLING THE PRESENTS THEY DON'T WANT.

FROM NOW UNTIL JANUARY 31ST, A STORE OUTSIDE PARIS IS OFFERING CASH FOR THOSE UNWANTED ITEMS.

ONE CUSTOMER GOT ABOUT 30 DOLLARS FOR HIS BOX OF GIFTS.

RECORD YEAR FOR MOVIES-VIDBOX RVL

2012 IS A RECORD YEAR FOR THE MOVIE INDUSTRY.

NUMBERS OUT TODAY SHOW HOLLYWOOD MADE 10 POINT EIGHT BILLION DOLLARS THIS YEAR.

ACCORDING TO HOLLYWOOD DOT COM, THE NUMBER OF TICKETS SOLD WENT UP FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THREE YEARS.

TEASE TWO-ON CAM

AMERICAN PARENTS TRYING TO ADOPT RUSSIAN KIDS SOON MAY NOT BE ABLE TO -- EVEN IF THEY'RE ALREADY IN THE PROCESS.

WHY THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT WANTS TO KEEP IT'S CHILDREN AWAY FROM THE U-S.

PLUS: RANDI ZUCKERBERG IS THE SISTER OF THE CO-FOUNDER OF FACEBOOK.

TZ2 A) RUSSIA US ADOPTIONS-VO WIPE

TZ2 B) ZUCKERBERG SISTER CONFUSION-VOTOPS

ROBERT WX OPEN-CLIP

FIRST ALERT FORECAST-WXWALL

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

COLD FRONT MOVING THROUGH

It's happening right now … a cold front is crossing the area and there will be a quick burst of showers as the front passes. When the showers stop … and they won't last long …. The winds will shift to the west/northwest and you will notice a drop in temperature. In fact, we will easily drop into the low 50's by tomorrow morning and it will continue to be a bit breezy tonight.

Tomorrow will be a fairly nice day and it won't be as windy as it was today. Boating and beach weather will be mostly sunny with a north/northwest wind around 10 - 15 mph. The high tomorrow will be cooler than today as well. We hit 80 this afternoon and tomorrow will stay in the 70's. Humidity will be down a bit and it should be a great Thursday.

TRAFFIC ALERT-TRX FDOT TOPS

RUSSIA US ADOPTIONS-VO

RUSSIA IS CLOSE TO BANNING AMERICANS FROM ADOPTING RUSSIAN CHILDREN.

PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN SAYS HE'LL SIGN THE MEASURE INTO LAW.

IT'S SEEN AS RETALIATION FOR U-S SANCTIONS AGAINST HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN RUSSIA.

THE SANCTIONS WERE INCLUDED IN A LARGE TRADE BILL PRESIDENT OBAMA RECENTLY SIGNED INTO LAW.

INDIAN OCEAN TSUNAMI ANNIVERSARY-VO

TODAY PEOPLE IN THAILAND PAUSED TO REMEMBER THE VICTIMS OF A DEADLY TSUNAMI THAT HIT ON THIS DATE IN 2004.

200 THOUSAND PEOPLE WERE KILLED WHEN THE WALL OF WATER HIT ISLANDS IN SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIA.

A MASSIVE EARTHQUAKE OFF THE COAST OF INDONESIA TRIGGERED THE TSUNAMI.

TODAY'S CEREMONIES CENTERED AROUND A WALL OF REMEMBRANCE.

BAGHDAD NAMED WORST CITY-VO

BAGHDAD IS THE WORLD'S WORST CITY TO LIVE IN, ACCORDING TO A NEW SURVEY.

AIRLINE FEES-TRX OC

NOW TO AN NBC 2 CONSUMER ALERT FOR AIRLINE TRAVELERS.

THERE'S A DEBATE OVER WHETHER YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO SEE PRICES FOR BAGGAGE AND OTHER FEES ON SITES LIKE ORBITZ AND EXPEDIA.

TRAVEL INDUSTRY OFFICIALS AND CONSUMER ADVOCATES SAY IT'S GETTING HARDER FOR TRAVELERS TO KNOW THE "TRUE PRICE" OF AIRFARES WHEN THEY'RE COMPARING THEM ACROSS CARRIERS.

TOYOTA TOP AUTOMAKER SPOT-VO

NEW TODAY: TOYOTA JUST AGREED TO THE LARGEST SETTLEMENT IN U-S HISTORY INVOLVING AUTOMOBILE DEFECTS, ACCORDING TO A PLAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY.

THE ONE BILLION DOLLAR DEAL, THAT STILL NEEDS A JUDGE'S APPROVAL, WOULD SETTLE A CASE INVOLVING HUNDREDS OF LAWSUITS OVER ACCELERATION PROBLEMS.

JESSICA SIMPSON PREGNANT-SSTOPS VO

TODAY WE'RE GETTING A LOOK AT THE PICTURE JESSICA SIMPSON TWEETED TO LET THE WORLD KNOW SHE'S PREGNANT AGAIN.

THIS IS HER DAUGHTER, MAXWELL, WHO WILL SOON BE A BIG SISTER.

MAXWELL WON'T BE THAT MUCH OLDER THAN HER NEW SIBLING.

SIMPSON JUST DELIVERED HER SEVEN MONTHS AGO.

ZUCKERBERG SISTER CONFUSION-VO

MARK ZUCKERBERG'S FAMILY HAS A PROBLEM WITH SOMETHING THAT HAPPENED ON FACEBOOK.

RANDI ZUCKERBERG, THE SISTER OF THE SITE'S CO-FOUNDER, SAYS SHE POSTED A FAMILY PHOTO FOR FRIENDS ONLY, AND IT GOT OUT TO THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE.

A WOMAN SHE DOESN'T KNOW SAW IT AND TWEETED IT TO *HER FOLLOWERS.

YEAR ENDER-ON CAM

FROM MOTHER NATURE TO DEADLY SHOOTINGS TO THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, 2012 WAS A BUSY YEAR FOR NEWS.

YEAR ENDER-PKG

There was no end.in 20-12.to the tragedy and suffering in Afghanistan.

NATS Combat Gunfire

While more than 2 thousand U.S. troops have now been killed in the Nation's

longest war.the President pledged 20-13 would end differently.

SOT PRESIDENT OBAMA, BAGRAM, AFGHANISTAN

This time of war began in Afghanistan and this is where it will end.

In addition to the ultimate sacrifice by American soldiers.

There were man-made tragedies.such as the Costa Concordia sinking.

And natural disasters.including tornadoes and Western Wildfires.

Still, no act of nature was as massive or devastating as Super Storm Sandy.

.

.inundating New York City.

New Jersey was hit especially hard.

NATS WALL STREET BELL Ding Ding Ding!!!

The Economy of 20-12 took us on an unforgettable ride.

From big bets gone wrong.

SOT DAVID MUIR, ABC NEWS/WORLD NEWS

J-P Morgan Chase/just lost *two billion dollars* in six weeks.

To IPOs gone haywire.

SOT MARK ZUCKERBERG, FACEBOOK FOUNDER AND CEO

The performance of the stock has obviously been disappointing.

Of course, there was a Presidential race taking shape.

SOT DIANNE SAWYER, ABC NEWS SPECIAL ELECTION COVERAGE

Barack Obama has been re-elected, the 44th president.

.eventually trouncing Romney in every important battleground state.

SOT PRESIDENT OBAMA

For the United States of America, the best is yet to come.

His second biggest victory of the year?

Obamacare.

SOT GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS, SPECIAL REPORT

The Supreme Court has upheld the requirement that everyone in America buy

health insurance.

And the President didn't back down from other potential controversies.

SOT PRESIDENT OBAMA, ABC NEWS EXCLUSIVE

I think same sex couples should be able to get married.

Gun control was a hot debate in the wake of two deadly mass shootings.

One at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin.

.the other during a midnight movie in Aurora Colorado.

But nothing rocked the country more than the shooting deaths of 20 little

children and 6 faculty at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown,

Connecticut.

OBAMA SOT:

For those of us who remain, let us find the strength to carry on and make

our country worthy of their memory.

Trayvon Martin became a household name.

SOT 911 CALL

Dispacther: Are you following him?

Zimmerman: Yeah.

Dispatcher: Okay we don't need you to do that.

The teen's shooting death by neighborhood watch captain, George Zimmerman,

sparked a heated debate on race and justice.

Penn State pedophile Jerry Sandusky faced justice.sentenced to life behind

bars.

SOT SANDUSKY AUDIO

They could treat me as a monster, but they can't take away my heart.

And some of our heroes also fell from grace.

There was Cancer Crusader and cyclist Lance Armstrong.

SOT DIANE SAWYER, ABC NEWS/WORLD NEWS

Officially stripped of his seven Tour de France titles.

stopped in his tracks by a doping scandal.

Our greatest general was undone by.what else.sex.

SOT MARTHA RADDATZ, ABC NEWS/WORLD NEWS

The seriousness of having a CIA director involved in an extramarital affair

cannot be overplayed.

The Middle East was.once again.on fire.

NATS Street fighting

From the Civil War in Syria.to re-newed fighting in Israel and Gaza.

NATS Rockets

.to the deadly 9-11 attack on our consulate in Libya.

SOT PRESIDENT OBAMA

It's especially tragic that Chris Stevens died in Benghazi, because it is a

city that he helped to save.

Like any year, 20-12 ends with many memories and some uncertainties.

SOT SPEAKER JOHN BOEHNER

Raising tax rates is unacceptable.

SOT PRESIDENT OBAMA

We can afford to have a modest rate increase

.as our economy approaches the fiscal cliff.

TEASE THREE-2SHOT

A CAPE CORAL THEATRE JUST SHUT DOWN A CONTROVERSIAL PLAY, TWO WEEKS BEFORE IT WAS SET TO OPEN.

LEADERS ARE AFRAID OF *ONE WORD IN THE SCRIPT.

THE ACTORS AND ACTRESSES UPSET, BUT THEY INSIST, THE PLAY *WILL GO ON, JUST NOT IN THE CAPE.

TZ3 A) RUMORS PLAY CANCELED-VO

AHEAD AT 6-BANNER

A)-VOTOPS

RUMORS PLAY CANCELED-2SHOT

A PLAY KNOWN FOR IT'S LAUGHS AND FOUL LANGUAGE -- HAS BEEN CANCELLED IN CAPE CORAL.

CULTURAL PARK THEATER BOARD DIRECTORS SAID THE CURSING DIDN'T SUIT THE AUDIENCE.

RUMORS PLAY CANCELED-PKG

THANKS TO SOME CHOICE WORDS -- THE CURTAIN ON CULTURAL PARK THEATERS "RUMORS" PRODUCTION HAS DROPPED -- TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE OPENING ACT.

Michael Moran, Cultural Park Theater Executive Director

1005 "Some of the particular language in Rumors we felt it needed to be played down or not down."

THE THEATER'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS TELLS US -- THEY NEVER WANTED TO SIDELINE PLAYWRIGHT NEIL SIMON'S ARTISTIC VISION.

-- BUT THERES NO WAY THE OLDER AND YOUNGER CLIENTE COULD STOMACH -- ALL THE FOUR-LETTER DIALOGUE. ESPECIALLY ALL THE F-WORDS.

Moran "again we're 184 seats who play to capacity and the board sees us as a family venue and want to keep it that way."

MORAN SAYS -- WHEN THEY TRIED TO DOWNPLAY THE CURSING,

THE CAST -- COUNTERED THEY WERE WATERING DOWN THE BEST MATERIAL.

Anne Palmer

4511 "saying that do this because of the audience is not right. It is not rue. This is why we are very hurt."

BY PHONE RUMORS DIRECTOR ANNE PALMER -- TELLS US -- THE PLAY'S CANCELLATION TOOK THEM ALL BY SURPRISE.

SHE SAYS SHE Fought FOR THE HARDER LANGUAGE on stage -- BECAUSE THAT IS WHAT THE PLAY CALLS FOR -- AND SHE WANTed TO BE TRUE TO THE CHARACTERS.

THE PLAY'S SUDDEN SHUT DOWN STUNNED THEM.

4525 "some cried. We worked two and a half months, 3 times a week to learn the lines and they feared us like we were nothing."

THEATER LEADERS SAY -- THEY NEVER TRIED TO STIFLE CREATIVITY.

Moran 1100 "the f-bomb could have killed the show. I think it could have been played down."

CAST MEMBERS REPORT THE SHOW WILL GO ON --BUT NOT IN CAPE CORAL.

INSTEAD ON JANUARY 28th IN FORT MYERS AT THE LABORATORY THEATER.